AFC is very comfortable being APNU’s poodle

krishna · 02-02-2015, 12:29 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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MAKE no mistake about it. The big difference between the 2011 and the 2015 election is that the AFC and APNU/PNCR will end the deception of being separate with distinct options for the people of Guyana. They were one before the 2011 elections, but decided to go to the 2011 polls as Separate but Together. In the 2015 election they will end the deception and become One and the Same. AFC will end up as Granger’s poodle, a role they were very comfortable with in the 10th Parliament.I challenge them to tell the people, particularly those in Regions 5 and 6 and also in Regions 2 and 3, that this is not so. Let them come out clearly and say that they will not form a coalition with the PNCR as the junior partner. The partnership in 2011 election was for AFC to campaign in areas that are known PPP support based and not to do so in the PNC/APNU support-based areas.

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#2
and the acknowledgement goes to ........

#3
if you were afc? what would you demand from pnc in a coalition?

#4
The AFC has been plunged into mourning and filled with great sadness at the news of the passing of Mr. Sankar Nirahu.
One of the founding members of the Alliance For Change.
Sanko as everyone knows him and fondly calls him was a humble man.
Leader of the AFC Mr. Khemraj Ramjattan described him as "a pillar of strength from the very beginning of the AFC".
He passed on from a massive heart attack whilst sleeping at his home on New York.
Sanko will be greatly missed by everyone in the AFC especially the youngsters who he embraced and referred to as the leaders of Guyana.
Rest in peace our dear beloved brother.

#5
would PNC make nagamottoo the presidential candidate?


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